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After walking the replacement courses, the organizers felt the Baptist Health Hamburg venue would be a good place to cover miles together. Their update also acknowledged the inconvenience of the late venue change.
Perspective: course preview outside the race; race-day execution is not established. Course-preview perspective from the organizer team’s July 2026 walk of the replacement venue. This brief affiliated impression is not a participant race review or evidence of a solo ultra finish. The preview’s covered distance is unreported.
Jason’s brief note on the July 2025 full marathon describes two large hills and a very hot day.
A runner’s brief self-reported note on the July 2025 full marathon. It describes that edition’s hills and heat and gives no assessment of aid, organization or value. The current organizer labels a new marathon route, so the note does not establish current elevation or weather. Marathon Maniacs membership is disclosed; no organizer affiliation is stated.
Margaret loved the Continental Divide views and rugged terrain, but found the second half technically demanding and some aid stations basic or short of gels. Finishing gave her a strong sense of accomplishment.
Reported format: 100 km (62.1 miles). Published by a running-coaching company.
Matthew Cooper, founder of the Slurpee running challenge · 2022
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Cooper valued his friends’ help during the outing. Although the repeated frozen drinks had lost their appeal, he was already thinking about a bigger challenge the following year.
Perspective: event staff; this affiliated account is not an independent participant review. The founder’s complete personal account of his solo July 11, 2022 outing, published the following day. The current listing describes an informal group challenge rather than a formal race. This is historical origin context, not a 2026 group finish or evidence of the present route, distance or services. The post mentions a brand shoutout, which does not establish payment. No first public group year or numerical rating is claimed.
Robert enjoyed the nighttime wetlands atmosphere and repeated access to watermelon, quesadillas and hydration. He called it a great experience, stopping early because of blisters and hoping to return.
Reported format: 24-hour entry; 48 miles / 77.2 km in 17 hours.